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discuss maybe in another show, but i believe that the way that the pharmaceutical orindustry worked and colled into the pandemic is a clear demonstrator of the valuable position that this industry has to socty. and i believe and i hope that this event will be a calyst that will help us bring the reputation up to the levels that it deserves. it's not going tbe enough, just this success. we need to keep doing the right thin but i think it is a ver very good first step. >> it's a great testament to the power of private industry. and i wonder if, dr. bourla, having worked in universities and other labs, if y this vaccine could have beenin vated simply at the hands of private sector involved. >> you know, i don't want to speak if it was going to be or not, but i believe that the speed with which, and the quality with which we were able to move, this is something that very difficult can be aceved outside the private sector. >> i want to take a look at something president trump said last week about your company, pfizer. take a look. >> pfizer said it wasn't part of warp speed, but that turned outb an

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this was stocktaking, then it was only ok, collings and pollution act and find them because they're going to have a minister to disease. ok. thank you. a cough think many indian set cities top the global list of the most polluted new delhi's the at the top of the list. why is new delhi particularly more susceptible to this level of pollution than other parts of the country, even though there is pollution elsewhere? what, what's special about new delhi? i think it's the geography of course is a very big part of it. it's just, you know, it sits adjacent to like a hurley big dust bowl. which means that there's always a constant influx of dust coming in from the desert, and from perhaps even from central asia that adds to the ambient levels into the day. but in addition, this is the metropolis that's been growing, you know, in an uncontrolled manner for the last 3 or 4 decades enough. and as a result of back, it's, i guess, and doesn't have any abating influences of the coast, right? which lets them move by a chennai article got to have as a result the pollution basically stays and we don't g

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we're going to focus -- we focushos races where we can help win the senate and win the electorale, colls well as state and cal races around the country. so it's a coordinated effort, not just about the house, but political action to have a great democratic victory across e board. >> woodruff: and you're a majority in the senate?pick up >> right now, at this moment, i am, yes. >> woodruff: all right. at 6:19 p.m. in the east, we're writing it down, speaker nancy pelosi, thank you very mh. >> thank you, judy. onward to victory. thank you. >> woodruff: and we turn to the other side to have the aisle to representative steve scalise louisiana, the second highest ranking republican in the house and he joins us from new orlean congressman scalise, it's very good to see you. tell us what you're hearing from the trump focus about turnout and about how t looks. >> well, judy, first, it's going to be with you -- it's good to be with you. happy election day. i know you're seeing an incredible number of people voting, so for folks who can still get out and vote, i encourage everybody to do that.b i'm